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I've been a resident of Hubbard Place for about six years and have lived in three different styles. This option is one of HP's advantages. Have a baby? Get a dog? Level up without moving from this excellent property. One of my favorite features, not often found in city properities, is our plaza with trees, shrubbery and fountains. A lovely spot to people watch and welcome neighbors home.

Apartment building has gone downhill since being sold to a new owner. Front desk, maintenance, and package staff are all still great, but the building has constant issues with broken elevators, zero amenities, constant flooding and construction, etc. Management never communicated about timelines for anything to get fixed either. Our amenity floor flooded about a month ago and we've gotten nothing other than "we're working on it."

Hubbard Place is it just not the same. Residents are angry. Someone who I was with in the elevator, complained about elevator one being down and said, and watch they will raise our rents really high. When I moved into this building, people were really happy to be here. I see the opposite now. It’s almost an embarrassment.

I've been a resident of Hubbard Place for the last six years. Originally, it was the building's proximity to the East Bank Club that was the draw. But now, after living in a variety of floorplans, appreciating the outstanding maintenance team, door staff, and package room attendants, I realize I am blessed. My dog Doris feels the same.